David Henig

Brent Neiman, an economics professor at the University of Chicago and former Treasury counselor, and David Henig, director of the UK Trade Policy Project, dive into the ripple effects of Trump's tariffs on global trade. They discuss the uncertain landscape for businesses and international relations amid rising tariffs. The conversation reveals the UK's strategic responses and contrasts them with the EU's varied reactions. Neiman and Henig also explore manufacturing's role in national security and the challenges faced by countries adjusting to new trade dynamics, emphasizing the need for coordinated strategies.

Jeremy Hunt, former Chancellor and Foreign Secretary, teams up with Dan Hannan, founding president of the Institute for Free Trade, and David Henig, trade policy director, to dive into post-Brexit UK's free trade potential. They explore the impact of Trump's tariffs, celebrate globalization’s benefits, and critique protectionism. The trio discusses how innovative industries and infrastructure can empower local economies. They also address the socio-economic divides in the UK, advocating for a forward-thinking approach to trade and economic development.